Jazz

The saxophonist/composer, a key figure in the Afrofuturist movement, celebrates 50 years of his band as he moves into new creative territory.

Many of these artists have been getting the spotlight year-round from leading presenters, and rightly so.

The drummer brings her four-part multimedia suite to SFJAZZ, working with the Del Sol String Quartet and dancer Babatunji Johnson, among others.

The store is hosting a stellar lineup on the ivories this spring, resurrecting some jazz history in the process.

The Chilean tenor saxophonist leads a pair of pleasantly experimental sets on a stage reconfigured for the occasion.

The veteran guitarist takes a musical step back in time with his four-night run at Keys Jazz Bistro.

Memorial concerts this month celebrate the lives of two Bay Area jazzmen.

Vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater heads up the latest configuration of this all-star band that looks to both jazz’s past and future.

The guitar genius is still pushing himself and others after five decades in the limelight. Here’s an introduction to his voluminous discography.

Neither Ernie Andrews nor Barbara Morrison ever signed with a major label, but they were legendary vocalists to those in the know.